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02-03-19, 09:22 AM | #11671 | |
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If you used SH3 Commander, this is a simplified version of it. Very simplified. In SH5 don't forget to save your logbook with a name and ever you save a game, go to main menu and exit. Never exit to Windows! The game should ask you if you want to save the logbook, click yes and all is saved also for KSD. KSD puts awards in your uniform "as real as gets". And you have a logbook in text format for edition. Good hunt! Fitzcarraldo
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02-03-19, 04:50 PM | #11672 |
Bosun
Join Date: Apr 2016
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OK i tried KSD. But there is no my ships tonnage so far. It is 0. Is that means that i will historicaly receive awards and new subs, no matter how much tonnage i sunk? And what about crew points, they are at 0 too. Does my crew need points to perform better on this KDS too, or is no matter at all?
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02-03-19, 05:32 PM | #11673 | |
Argentinian Skipper
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Fitzcarraldo
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02-04-19, 02:54 AM | #11674 |
Navy Seal
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… and return to bunker/end patrol so KSD can read your score.
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02-04-19, 06:33 AM | #11675 |
Argentinian Skipper
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....Yes....
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02-04-19, 02:26 PM | #11676 |
Bosun
Join Date: Apr 2016
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Thank you guys, i hope i can finish the game to the very end...because i always coming back to start from begining over and over again, as new patches and updates are released.
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02-06-19, 08:17 PM | #11677 |
The Old Man
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: New Orleans, LA.
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My messages bar (bottom-right window of the main HUD) keeps disappearing completely. It usually happens when i leave the main map. I have to bring up the escape menu and then hit esc again to go back to the game for it to show up.
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02-07-19, 02:18 AM | #11678 |
Admiral
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That window is activated on and off with the L key. Are you hitting that key or did you key another function with L?
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02-07-19, 06:24 AM | #11679 |
Bosun
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How to treat neutral ships? I mean, it is year 1940, can i sink american ship, although they are not in the war yet? I know that, for example Ireland is neutral all the time during war, but how about these countrys that will go into the war by specific date? I play latest TOWS...
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02-07-19, 07:08 AM | #11680 | |
Navy Seal
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You have to wait for end of 41 for Americans (after Pearl Harbor) Checking countries colors on nav map tell you actually wich one is still neutral or not
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02-07-19, 07:57 AM | #11681 |
Commodore
Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: Netherlands
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How can one switch KSD to offline use?
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02-07-19, 08:00 AM | #11682 |
Samurai Navy
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Open KSD, go into the settings, uncheck Automatic connection to the Server at startup.
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02-07-19, 12:23 PM | #11683 |
The Old Man
Join Date: Apr 2005
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*face palm*
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02-08-19, 01:02 AM | #11684 |
Commodore
Join Date: Aug 2016
Location: Netherlands
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Thanks for the KSD info. The weird thing is that I cannot start the game from KSD but when I start it in the normal fashion and afterwards go back to the main menu I do get the request to save navigation marks and logs. Dunno why it does not start from within KSD since my captain's names do show up in it.
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02-08-19, 06:42 AM | #11685 | |
Argentinian Skipper
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Regards. Fitzcarraldo
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